1. Introduction and Overview
The VOLANTEXRC F4U Corsair is a 4-channel remote control airplane designed for both beginners and experienced pilots. It features a powerful brushless motor and a 6-axis gyro stabilization system, offering three distinct flight modes for progressive learning and advanced aerobatics.
- Xpilot Gyro Stabilizer System: Offers 3-level flight control assist (Beginner, Intermediate, Expert) for pilots of all skill levels.
- Brushless Motor: Provides enhanced power and durability compared to coreless motors.
- One-Button Aerobatics: Perform rolls and flips with a single button press.
- Advanced Features: Includes one-key takeoff, one-key U-turn, low battery alarm, and over-range alarm for a safer and more enjoyable flight experience.
- Scale Details: Features a simulated dashboard, 3D pilot, 4-bladed propeller, and exquisite landing gear for a realistic appearance.
- Durable Construction: Made from FLEEX foam for durability and flexibility.
Image: Overview of VOLANTEXRC F4U Corsair features including Xpilot stabilization, brushless motor, 360-degree rotation, 4-channel control with aileron, propeller saver, and FLEEX foam construction.
2. Package Contents
Ensure all items listed below are present in your package:
- Remote Control
- Battery (2 included)
- Charging Cable
- Product Manual
- Extra Propellers
Image: The 'Ready to Fly' package contents, showing the F4U Corsair airplane, remote control, two batteries, charging cable, manual, and a spare propeller.
Video: An unboxing video demonstrating the contents of the F4U Corsair Brushless RC Plane package, including the aircraft, remote control, batteries, and accessories.
3. Safety Information
For external use only. Always operate the RC plane in open, clear areas away from people, animals, and obstacles. Read the entire manual before operation.
4. Setup
4.1 Assembly
The F4U Corsair comes fully assembled and is ready to fly in approximately 1 minute. No complex assembly is required.
4.2 Battery Installation
- Install 4 AA batteries (not included) into the remote control.
- Connect the flight battery (7.4V 400mAh LiPo) to the aircraft's power connector.
- Securely place the battery inside the aircraft's battery compartment.
4.3 Transmitter Setup and Binding
After installing batteries in both the remote and the aircraft, ensure the remote control's indicator light stops flashing to confirm successful binding. Unlock the throttle by moving the throttle stick to its lowest position and then back up.
Image: The F4U Corsair RC plane, remote control, and accessories, illustrating the components for setup.
5. Operating Instructions
5.1 Flight Modes (Xpilot Gyro Stabilizer)
The Xpilot gyro stabilizer system offers three flight modes:
- Beginner Mode: Full assist for maximum stability, ideal for new pilots.
- Intermediate Mode: Partial assist, allowing more control while maintaining some stability.
- Expert Mode: Manual control with no assist, for experienced pilots to perform advanced maneuvers.
Image: Visual representation of the three flight modes (Full Assist, Soft Assist, No Assist) provided by the Xpilot stabilization system.
5.2 Basic Controls
Use the remote control sticks to manage the aircraft's movement:
- Throttle: Controls engine speed and altitude.
- Aileron: Controls rolling motion (left/right bank).
- Elevator: Controls pitch (nose up/down).
- Rudder: Controls yaw (nose left/right).
5.3 One-Key Functions
The aircraft features several one-button operations for ease of use:
- One-Key Takeoff: Press the button to automatically take off to a certain altitude.
- One-Key Aerobatics: Simply press a button to perform a flip or roll.
- One-Key U-Turn: The plane will automatically return in the opposite direction from its starting point.
Image: The F4U Corsair performing a one-key takeoff, ascending automatically after a simple button press.
Image: Multiple F4U Corsair planes performing aerobatic stunts in the sky, activated by a single button press.
Video: A demonstration of the Brushless 4CH Airplane-F4U in flight, showcasing its maneuverability and stability.
5.4 Flight Tips
- Outdoor Flying: Ideal for open outdoor spaces with minimal wind.
- Low Battery Alarm: The transmitter and receiver will beep when the aircraft battery is low.
- Over-Range Alarm: The transmitter and receiver will beep when the aircraft is at the edge of signal loss.
- Find My Aircraft: The aircraft beeps to show its location for easier search if it goes missing.
Image: Illustration of the low battery alarm feature, showing the remote control and a battery icon with a warning signal.
6. Maintenance
- Regularly check the propeller for damage and replace if necessary. The propeller saver design helps prevent damage during minor impacts.
- Inspect the landing gear for any bends or breaks.
- Keep the aircraft clean and free from dirt or debris.
- Store the aircraft and batteries in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Image: Close-up view of the propeller saver mechanism, showing how the propeller detaches to prevent damage during impacts.
7. Troubleshooting
- Aircraft not responding: Ensure both the remote control and aircraft batteries are charged and properly connected. Re-bind the remote control if necessary.
- Poor flight performance: Check for damaged propellers or control surfaces. Ensure the flight mode is appropriate for your skill level and wind conditions.
- Short flight time: Ensure batteries are fully charged. Consider using fresh batteries or replacing old ones.
8. Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 19.69 x 3.94 x 15.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| Item Model Number | EXA76803 |
| Manufacturer Recommended Age | 14 years and up |
| Batteries (Included) | AA batteries required for remote (included) |
| Manufacturer | EXHOBBY |
Image: The F4U Corsair RC plane with its product dimensions (19.69 x 3.94 x 15.75 inches) highlighted.
9. Warranty and Support
Warranty information is not explicitly provided in the product details. For support, please refer to the contact information provided in the product packaging or visit the official VOLANTEXRC website.
